Foot (Edinburgh, Scotland) · 2012
Shoe contact dermatitis: a case report of an acute severe reaction to potassium dichromate.
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Adams Donald W, Marshall-Battle Melissa R
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BACKGROUND: Shoe contact dermatitis is common in both the pediatric and the adult populations. Severity of the reaction can vary greatly by patient.
OBJECTIVES: Health Care Professionals of all types should be familiar with shoe related dermatitis and aware of potential antigens that can precipitate a shoe contact dermatitis.
METHODS: This article reviews one of the most common patch test, the T.R.U.E., Thin-layer Rapid Use of Epicutaneous test, for determination of the causative agent in a case of shoe contact dermatitis.
RESULTS: This article outlines a severe reaction to dichromate in a shoe and the clinical treatment required for a severe, limb threatening, reaction which included in-patient and out-patient management of the condition.
CONCLUSION: The clinician will become familiar with several common antigens responsible for contact dermatitis, including rubber, dichromate, thimerosal and other medications and other non-shoe products that can contain these agents.
OBJECTIVES: Health Care Professionals of all types should be familiar with shoe related dermatitis and aware of potential antigens that can precipitate a shoe contact dermatitis.
METHODS: This article reviews one of the most common patch test, the T.R.U.E., Thin-layer Rapid Use of Epicutaneous test, for determination of the causative agent in a case of shoe contact dermatitis.
RESULTS: This article outlines a severe reaction to dichromate in a shoe and the clinical treatment required for a severe, limb threatening, reaction which included in-patient and out-patient management of the condition.
CONCLUSION: The clinician will become familiar with several common antigens responsible for contact dermatitis, including rubber, dichromate, thimerosal and other medications and other non-shoe products that can contain these agents.